The point when she realized he was already there, that people had already called about it and then to be told it's "a dangerous situation". Ugh! I'm sure her heart just sank at that point. How horrible!
The mother confirms he was out of character and a nice kid that never hurt anyone. The sheeple must educate themselves about MK-Ultra. Most of them are prescribed psychotropic meds. The young man is more likely just another victim like all the others that went before him. Watch the movie Telefon for a clue to how this works. Then, just like magic, the governor signs a bill that further restricts gun ownership. Isn't it odd that the new law was already drafted, reviewed, voted, approved for his signature so soon without debate. Would you agree? Time to wake up. Guns are not the problem.
The 911 operator handled that very well. No point in telling the mother that her son is already dead. The officers will go to the house and tell her the news.
yes, very brave mum I must say.. this must be very hard for her to call police about her own son.. hope she got all the support and help she needs psychologically.. omg .what a trauma..
My Mom always told me all you can do is give your kids roots and wings. This lady could not have prevented what her son did. My condolences to all involved.
You have a good momma for sure. Also, I've never heard that saying before, but it's definitely true. I would imagine that every mom hopes that the roots are strong enough to keep them reasonably close even when they do use their wings, to come back later and keep in touch. My mother raised my brother and I together in the same house and he went wayward in his late teenage years. Monetarily and work-wise, he's productive, but he married a wife who was in her 30's and had worked about 6 months in her life. She started turning my brother against our mother while also spending up all of his money. He didn't even want his mother to see her grandkid after the kid was about 5 years old. His wife was so unproductive in life and holding everything over his head, including one of her family members helping him get his good job. His wife is awful to her own family and friends, as well. When they told her to get a job and help my brother pay the bills, her solution was to cut them off and act like she was 'attacked' by them. His wife's ex-husband was also hanging around their house a ridiculous amount of time and he hated my mother for calling that out. One day his wife was right in the ex-husband's face for hours and my brother couldn't get her attention away from the ex. Never seen such an odd situation in my life. I still help my mother at 40 years old and I'm quite close to her, also helping her take care of her 88 year old mother/my grandmother who has mental issues. It definitely shows that two people can be totally different even with the same upbringing. Even when I get married in the future, I plan to still be there for her.
@@qatarworldcupwinnermessi You need professional help. You're trying to get off on the race-card, when in reality you have some sort of void in your life that you're filling with racial virtue signaling. Sad, and you need help.
@@oh58dmtp1975 OH but it does. Maybe not blaming LeBron James but certainly that he came from a fatherless home and blame his mother for how he was raised.
There’s 8 billion people on the planet and at least 3 billion are lunatics. And the population only grows. you can try and rationalize people’s actions till the cows come home!
I can't even fricken' imagine!!! Omg I'm so sick for her. As well as the victims of course. Goes to show you how your kids can really hide things from you if they want.
So that emergency center sow is wasting time asking stupid questions instead of calling the police. The distressed mother says he is heading towards the "old national' with a gun, and that sow asks "what is he saying he is doing?". Dumbed down US!😂
@@andrewsmith3257 she literally called the cops on her child and is trying to protect OTHERS. How can you say this ?? Y’all keyboard thugs don’t ever think huh.
Damn.. The operator was trying to tell her, her son is already dead without actually saying it. The mom’s voice when she said “You’ve had calls from other people so he’s already there?” is just heartbreaking
Exactly, at least it will be one less regret. I say that as a mother who can only imagine how this woman is going to beat herself up with the "if only's" and the "I should have's". I pray she finds peace.
@@kam2162 Hello. I just saw this response ...just wanted to acknowledge it ☺ I hope that Mom and Dad are holding it together... and I hope you're having a nice day ♥
I'm horrified by what her son did, but I feel so sad for his parents. That had to be an incredibly difficult, confusing, and frightening phone call for his mother to have to make. I can't imagine how they are feeling.
Seriously messed up and sad I often wonder why he got fired ? This hole thing doesn’t make sense, just heartbreaking to all those people and their families.
Said he was an intern for many years at the bank and then worked part-time for a year and then just got full-time and then they fired him why they fired him who knows. But at that angle sounds like he might have been feeling like he gave everything to that bank.
As a mother that was probably the hardest call she has or ever will make. You can hear her fear and concern. When the operator said there was already a situation, she knew.
The worst is that as she’s talking, she’s realizing that it’s too late, things are already way out of her control. She’s seen her son alive for the last time. All the memories, her love for him, are all meaningless now in terms of what’s happening. Life is so bitter sometimes, poor woman.
As a mother, my heart just breaks for her. You never expect your children to do something like this. Her voice got so small when she said "so, he's already there?". I could only imagine the drop she felt in her gut hearing that...knowing that she was too late.
Your heart breaks cz it is a white male and a white mom. I would love to see your reaction had it been a black mom and black son. Clearly it is not abt being human, it is a race thing.
Your heart breaks cz it is a white male and a white man. I would love to see your reaction had it been a black mom and black son. Clearly it is not abt being human, it is a race thing.
@@sw5376 Issues much? Hope you get the help you need, before you do the same, out of your unresolved anger, hate & bigotry. Jesus is waiting to help you, too. Hope you let Him.
@@SirZachariahlll If you paid attention to what he/she wrote, I think it’s clear “who hurt” him/her. And just in case you still can’t figure it out, take off your white privileged glasses and have a good look at the country you live in today
She said something about something to do with an employee. .? People knew. Conflict resolution is desperately needed. But who cares, right? Too late. RIP to all those harmed and the families to find some peace. 💔
This poor, poor mother. I can't even imagine her fear and concern over the potential situation...and then the heartbreak of realizing her son is doing something so horrific 😞😭
I feel terrible for the mother. I hope she realizes it’s not her fault and I hope she can restore her life back to what it was before this horrible event.
You can get there rationally as a parent but, no, the guilt or sense of “there must have been something else I could have done!” never goes away. And that’s just me reliving a stillbirth….not this which is beyond my ability to fathom.
@@pinlight97 Sorry things like these happened. Sometimes awful things we hear about in life happen to us and it's part of how the good is given time to develop from the bad that brings us to appreciate what grows from the fertile places we fall into and take time to think things out.
I knew the mother. I worked with her for 8 years. They are good people and I can’t believe this happened. She and all the people we worked all those years were like family. I can’t hold back my tears seeing this happen to her and the families of the victims. I’m having problems comprehending this.
What is causing these young adults with no previous history of violent crime to suddenly snap and slaughter innocent people?? And it happens so frequently now.
@@kellycoleman715 It's having a gun within reach every single corner of the damn country. How can you even ask this question? It's bloody America man. This doesn't happen in countries who don't have guns handed out like it's candy.
The citizens of this country glorify violence in movies and music and idolize the characters of gore then when it manifest ppl act confused. Murder and death is all we are being exposed to and we are what we eat. Ppl are feeding the beast they love their nexflix that show many demonic shows that ppl love.
I feel so bad for this mom having to turn her son in trying to save him and others. And saving innocent lives. Respect to her. Condolences to the family. 🌹
This would be one of a parents worse nightmare. Poor woman. She did the right thing, she's a hero for trying. Also a horrible way to find out it was already on, and she was too late to stop it.
Glad she made it wish she would have got him into a locked facility before all of this . I am sure he showed signs of mental health problems from a young age
The mother confirms he was out of character and a nice kid that never hurt anyone. The sheeple must educate themselves about MK-Ultra. Most of them are prescribed psychotropic meds. The young man is more likely just another victim like all the others that went before him. Watch the movie Telefon for a clue to how this works. Then, just like magic, the governor signs a bill that further restricts gun ownership. Isn't it odd that the new law was already drafted, reviewed, voted, approved for his signature so soon without debate. Would you agree? Time to wake up. Guns are not the problem.
It is their fault though, even though no rational person would blame them for it. She made the decision to essentially get her kid killed, regardless of whether or not the police had already been called or whatnot. Not saying she was in the wrong, just that she made that decision knowing full well what was about to happen.
@B69mach1 Not my problem you are dumb af. What I said makes perfect sense. She made a conscious decision to call the police on her kid based on a hypothetical knowing full well what would happen. What I also said, was that no rational person would blame her, and that she wasn't in the wrong. So what part doesn't make sense? Or are you just being emotional and screeching at any perceived "bad think" like you freaks usually do?
This is so heartbreaking to hear this mother's call to the police. She wanted to save those at the bank including her son. It is very heartbreaking to hear this and when she found out that there was an issue at the bank you can hear the heart wrenching tone in her voice. Prayers to all.
My Mama Heart just hurts. Nothing but sympathy and prayers for this mother, the shooter's family and all of those affected by another senseless act of violence. It got me when she kept saying she was going to go there. That's what we'd all want to do.
The mother confirms he was out of character and a nice kid that never hurt anyone. The sheeple must educate themselves about MK-Ultra. Most of them are prescribed psychotropic meds. The young man is more likely just another victim like all the others that went before him. Watch the movie Telefon for a clue to how this works. Then, just like magic, the governor signs a bill that further restricts gun ownership. Isn't it odd that the new law was already drafted, reviewed, voted, approved for his signature so soon without debate. Would you agree? Time to wake up. Guns are not the problem.
I am not a mother, so I can’t understand what a mother would feel like to make this call. She wanted to go to the bank to stop anything from happening. She seemed liked she called to prevent this from happening. Figured her husband and son could get three before him doing anything. Then to realize he was already there, that he was doing exactly what he threatened to do. I think before she hung up, she knew the outcome. This is obviously a side she NEVER seen in him, she didn’t want the police to harm him. I would think, not being a parent myself, is where did I go wrong, what did I do to cause him to kill other people
That poor mother, my heart breaks for her as a parent to a son and a daughter. I’m sure she will blame herself for the rest of her life for this. Maybe she will find some peace one day.
The sad thing is when she dies and after going through the book of life she will probably go home to god but she’ll never be reunited with her son. The people I feel remorse for are the victims and the insanity America is going to go through for decades if not centuries if the planet is still inhabitable for humans.
The mother confirms he was out of character and a nice kid that never hurt anyone. The sheeple must educate themselves about MK-Ultra. Most of them are prescribed psychotropic meds. The young man is more likely just another victim like all the others that went before him. Watch the movie Telefon for a clue to how this works. Then, just like magic, the governor signs a bill that further restricts gun ownership. Isn't it odd that the new law was already drafted, reviewed, voted, approved for his signature so soon without debate. Would you agree? Time to wake up. Guns are not the problem.
Maybe she should blame herself. Dylan Klebold's mom has stubbornly refused to acknowledge her son's obviously rotten character before Columbine, even to this day. The Klebolds had multiple opportunities to reign Dylan in, and they just kept turning a blind eye. It's extremely unlikely that this Louisville guy just suddenly turned bad out of nowhere.
The operator said yes. Lord have mercy. The mother was late. It’s confusing. The roommate must’ve seen the note to late. That’s terrible my condolences and prayers to and for all who’s lives have been now affected by this
Seems like the roommate seen the note either when he woke up or returned home, he called mother and girlfriend. Mother told hubby and other son, they called the police as they were on the way to the bank to stop him. She didn’t know until the end of the call, he was already there and police were there as well.
My heart goes to his mother and much respect for her, prayers for all involved. I cannot imagine what she and her husband are going through. I hope she and the families find peace and forgiveness.
Much respect to this mother she did an outstanding job calling and answering all questions best to her ability and you can hear the horror in her voice especially when the 911 operator tells her there’s been calls and it’s a dangerous situation there my heart sank for her
The ending of that call is so heartbreaking. A mother's worst nightmare. I cant even imagine how much this has changed her life, changed the lives of the entire community.
His poor Mother. You can tell this is a really good woman. God help her. This young man has ruined so many lives, including his own family. So sorry to all who love all the victims, and the entire City of Louisville.
That's what a real mother does, she's trying to protect her son from himself the best way she knows how while also trying to protect the lives of others, bless her bigly Lord❣️
That just made me cry for the mom, victims and the responders. Being a mom of a young man myself I could hear the heartbreak in her voice especially at the end of the 911 call. Prayers for her and all that were involved in this tragedy.
Shortly after the 3 minute mark, the 911 operator makes it clear that officers had already been dispatched to the bank. Until I heard that, I was wondering why she was taking so much time asking for details. Now I got it.
In a normal call, they will dispatch police already, while they are still taking down more of the details. So, even if it WAS the first call of the day regarding that bank, officers would likely have been en route. They don't wait, typically. They are at a keyboard and send that info on to the department while they are getting more details on the phone.
He literally was not thinking about anybody but himself. It's horrible. He shattered so many lives this week, including his own mother! How horrifying.
Idk but people who make this type of remark has never dealt with people that are having severe depression or mental illness where you literally can't think or make rational decisions. This more than likely wasn't a case like say columbine. Sometimes. & no I can't imagine.
@@ruger8412 "people who make this type of remark has never dealt with people that are having severe depression or mental illness" When you make a generalization like this, the probability of you being actually informed on the issue falls to zero I've had very bad depression, I ran away from home once when I was 16 and also have done some very selfish shit that could have hurt people. My mental state doesn't justify the very specific choices I made. In other words, if your mental state is all it takes to make such a horrible decision like this in every single way, your issues extend far beyond just mental health. The guy wasn't in a psychotic state or disconnected from reality. Stop grouping depressed people will mass murderers. It's like people who think a celebrity did some pedo shit because he was "depressed" or had "bad mental health"
That had to be probably the hardest phone call a Mother could make, I feel for her! U know she didn't want her son to get hurt, but she made the right choice to make that call! That's some incredible courage she shown! Prayers n Blessings to all involved!!!
This is tough to listen to. My heart goes out to this mom. You can tell that if she had known sooner, she would have gone to the bank to stop her son but it was already too late. Has to be devastating to know her son murdered and critically injured so many people and is now himself dead. What a selfish thing he put so many families through.
Can't agree more. Couple that with the mentaly ill having easy access to firearms and boom a recipe for all kinds of fukery. He got this gun legally about a week ago. Took me 6 months to get a driver's license 😢😢😢
@@boblove6865 Unfortunately, it starts with mental health and humans not knowing how to diagnose, treat or handle mental health issues. You say "mentally ill have easy access to guns" but, where is the line? What kinds of mental illness would you take away their guns? If you're prescribed Lexapro, does that disqualify you from having a gun? If you have clinical depression at one point in your life, does that disqualify you from gun ownership for life or just until you get cleared from a doctor? Is it only bipolar & schizophrenic people that don't get to have guns? Then couple that with the gender dysphoria debate, do you take away guns from people with gender dysphoria? Bc that would be fought tooth and nail obviously. It's really easy to say mentally ill people have easy access to guns, much harder to know anything about where the line should be drawn, probably much of the reason it's not drawn.
How heart breaking. She probably hung up and turned on the news and knew her son was dead or about to be along with what he'd done. Props to her for taking prompt action. I hope she is able to find peace. What a tragedy.
@@nancychandler3673 Then you'll get knife/axe/machete mass killing sprees, or bow and arrow killing sprees, or bombs, or vehicles running over people, or hammers... The tool of violence doesn't matter, it's the violent hearts that need to be addressed.
@@ultraslang no absolutely not. It’s unfortunate many people lose their job for one reason or another but people don’t just go in shooting up their place of employment because they lost their job.
@@ultraslang this is absolutely it. People don’t have their lives anymore and they own nothing. They’re just walking stacks of cash for the greedy to leech out of while being paid bottom dollar. The quality life of living has completely disappeared since the 80’s and has be stolen from everyone. And everyone is wondering why he snapped
How horrible for the mother to endure this. You can hear the fear and anxiety in her. Praying for his family too aswell as all of the victims of this heartbreaking situation. RIP 🕊 to those who didn't make it.
I mean, if he has no history of violence, never owned a gun until 6 days before the shooting, had no previous history of mental illness, I don't see why someone would think otherwise. Not saying all these things are true but she genuinely sounds surprised.
@@lcm0578 As long as I know what was unprofessional that the 911 dispatcher said is all that matters too me. I'm not trying to clarify anything too you.
The dispatcher also had to retain her composure when she heard who was calling and what was going on at the bank. I can't imagine what went thru her mind the moment the caller identified herself.
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This is horrible! As a mother my heart aches for her. I salute her for alerting the authorities.🙏🙏
This mom was not surprised when the bank situation had already happened
Cannot say altered she was kind of late.
Bring your children up properly
@@graysonwalker Do you think she was in on it?
@@flimcomedy7667 She didn't know it was too late.
The point when she realized he was already there, that people had already called about it and then to be told it's "a dangerous situation". Ugh! I'm sure her heart just sank at that point. How horrible!
I know my heart would sink and I would be sick to my stomach.
The mother confirms he was out of character and a nice kid that never hurt anyone. The sheeple must educate themselves about MK-Ultra. Most of them are prescribed psychotropic meds.
The young man is more likely just another victim like all the others that went before him. Watch the movie Telefon for a clue to how this works. Then, just like magic, the governor signs a bill that further restricts gun ownership. Isn't it odd that the new law was already drafted, reviewed, voted, approved for his signature so soon without debate. Would you agree? Time to wake up. Guns are not the problem.
The 911 operator handled that very well. No point in telling the mother that her son is already dead. The officers will go to the house and tell her the news.
Felt the same...how hard for her to bear it
@@raymond19001 She couldn't tell her that her son was injured or possibly deceased. She would lose her job.
I feel so bad for her. We never want to think our children could actually hurt someone. Much respect for her
Absolutely 💔💔
Probaly because he had a horrible mother. I’m sure he was the most loved child ever🤡
@@evergreens92 Yup I'm sure there were absolutely no warning signs that a mother who was involved with her child's life would have picked up on.
I hate when they say he was a great kid 🤦🏻♀️ once he turns 21 he will make his own decisions
yes, very brave mum I must say.. this must be very hard for her to call police about her own son.. hope she got all the support and help she needs psychologically.. omg .what a trauma..
This mom was so brave. Making that call must have not been easy. Bless her for calling and trying to save lives.
My Mom always told me all you can do is give your kids roots and wings. This lady could not have prevented what her son did. My condolences to all involved.
GOD""BLESS"U" MOMA" 😢CONDOLENCES "WE"RE ALL ABOUT SOMETHING " HANG IN THERE " BE WELL " 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼" BLACKSTONE " ELMONT,N.Y.
You have a good momma for sure. Also, I've never heard that saying before, but it's definitely true. I would imagine that every mom hopes that the roots are strong enough to keep them reasonably close even when they do use their wings, to come back later and keep in touch. My mother raised my brother and I together in the same house and he went wayward in his late teenage years. Monetarily and work-wise, he's productive, but he married a wife who was in her 30's and had worked about 6 months in her life. She started turning my brother against our mother while also spending up all of his money. He didn't even want his mother to see her grandkid after the kid was about 5 years old. His wife was so unproductive in life and holding everything over his head, including one of her family members helping him get his good job. His wife is awful to her own family and friends, as well. When they told her to get a job and help my brother pay the bills, her solution was to cut them off and act like she was 'attacked' by them. His wife's ex-husband was also hanging around their house a ridiculous amount of time and he hated my mother for calling that out. One day his wife was right in the ex-husband's face for hours and my brother couldn't get her attention away from the ex. Never seen such an odd situation in my life. I still help my mother at 40 years old and I'm quite close to her, also helping her take care of her 88 year old mother/my grandmother who has mental issues. It definitely shows that two people can be totally different even with the same upbringing. Even when I get married in the future, I plan to still be there for her.
As hard as it was his mom did what she had to do.
What a terrible situation she was in.😢
If he was Black, you'd say he was fatherless and blame LeBron James though...
@Starship Captain Shut up
@@qatarworldcupwinnermessi You need professional help. You're trying to get off on the race-card, when in reality you have some sort of void in your life that you're filling with racial virtue signaling. Sad, and you need help.
@@oh58dmtp1975 OH but it does. Maybe not blaming LeBron James but certainly that he came from a fatherless home and blame his mother for how he was raised.
@@qatarworldcupwinnermessi lol
No matter how well you raise ur kids, at the end of the day, they are the masters of their own fate. My heart goes out to the mom
Nobody raised their kids the government raise your kids
This is so true.
Exactly
It really does depend on if you are in mortal sin or not and if you are put to the test.
There’s 8 billion people on the planet and at least 3 billion are lunatics. And the population only grows. you can try and rationalize people’s actions till the cows come home!
That’s a hard call to make …. I’m glad she had the courage to make it! I hope she finds peace 🙏🙏🙏
I can't even fricken' imagine!!! Omg I'm so sick for her. As well as the victims of course. Goes to show you how your kids can really hide things from you if they want.
She won’t find peace for the rest of her days on earth.
She was probably a terrible mother
So that emergency center sow is wasting time asking stupid questions instead of calling the police.
The distressed mother says he is heading towards the "old national' with a gun, and that sow asks "what is he saying he is doing?". Dumbed down US!😂
@@andrewsmith3257 she literally called the cops on her child and is trying to protect OTHERS. How can you say this ?? Y’all keyboard thugs don’t ever think huh.
Damn.. The operator was trying to tell her, her son is already dead without actually saying it. The mom’s voice when she said “You’ve had calls from other people so he’s already there?” is just heartbreaking
As a mother with a troubled child my heart breaks for her 😢
Hang in there mama🥺❤❤
Get your son help now before he hurts you, himself or somebody else! Praying for you and your son 🙏🏽❤️
I'm glad she followed her gut to call because that'll help her in the days to come. She did what she could. Sending a hug from a Pittsburgh mom ❤
Exactly, at least it will be one less regret. I say that as a mother who can only imagine how this woman is going to beat herself up with the "if only's" and the "I should have's". I pray she finds peace.
@@kam2162 Hello. I just saw this response ...just wanted to acknowledge it ☺ I hope that Mom and Dad are holding it together... and I hope you're having a nice day ♥
Damn that's tough. Her voice when she said "you've already gotten other calls?" was haunting.
I'm horrified by what her son did, but I feel so sad for his parents. That had to be an incredibly difficult, confusing, and frightening phone call for his mother to have to make. I can't imagine how they are feeling.
Seriously messed up and sad I often wonder why he got fired ? This hole thing doesn’t make sense, just heartbreaking to all those people and their families.
My heart breaks for her and the family, but as far as the shooter goes, he got what he wanted. Too bad he took so many Innocent people with him
Are you really horrified? I mean, I work for the govt and I'm not horrified.
Said he was an intern for many years at the bank and then worked part-time for a year and then just got full-time and then they fired him why they fired him who knows. But at that angle sounds like he might have been feeling like he gave everything to that bank.
@@anthonymartinez4307 Someone posted he was drinking at work.
As a mother that was probably the hardest call she has or ever will make. You can hear her fear and concern. When the operator said there was already a situation, she knew.
The worst is that as she’s talking, she’s realizing that it’s too late, things are already way out of her control. She’s seen her son alive for the last time. All the memories, her love for him, are all meaningless now in terms of what’s happening. Life is so bitter sometimes, poor woman.
As a mother, my heart just breaks for her. You never expect your children to do something like this. Her voice got so small when she said "so, he's already there?". I could only imagine the drop she felt in her gut hearing that...knowing that she was too late.
Your heart breaks cz it is a white male and a white mom. I would love to see your reaction had it been a black mom and black son. Clearly it is not abt being human, it is a race thing.
Your heart breaks cz it is a white male and a white man. I would love to see your reaction had it been a black mom and black son. Clearly it is not abt being human, it is a race thing.
@sw5376 who hurt you
@@sw5376 Issues much?
Hope you get the help you need, before you do the same, out of your unresolved anger, hate & bigotry.
Jesus is waiting to help you, too. Hope you let Him.
@@SirZachariahlll If you paid attention to what he/she wrote, I think it’s clear “who hurt” him/her. And just in case you still can’t figure it out, take off your white privileged glasses and have a good look at the country you live in today
The last part broke me, when the dispatcher told her the police are already there responding to a situation you could just hear the fear in her sighs
I can imagine she was praying that it was all just a misunderstanding. Poor thing.
She said something about something to do with an employee. .?
People knew.
Conflict resolution is desperately needed.
But who cares, right?
Too late.
RIP to all those harmed and the families to find some peace. 💔
We've all had those moments when we knew, but couldn't face the knowing. In the end, she was there.😢
And I bet she still went down there!😢😮
My heart breaks for this mother. Imagine that this is your child. 😔
@@kayp.3832 The mother didn't deserve this. It seems she wanted to stop this
My heart breaks for her. The pain and worry in her voice is unbearable. She did the right thing but she’ll never be the same again. 😢
This poor, poor mother. I can't even imagine her fear and concern over the potential situation...and then the heartbreak of realizing her son is doing something so horrific 😞😭
fuck the mother. Where's your sympathy for the victims of her dastardly son??!!
I feel terrible for the mother. I hope she realizes it’s not her fault and I hope she can restore her life back to what it was before this horrible event.
That is doubtful. She will never recover fully.
Her life will never be the same
Sadly, her son's selfish actions destroyed his parents and families lives and the lives of so many people. My heart breaks for this mother.
You can get there rationally as a parent but, no, the guilt or sense of “there must have been something else I could have done!” never goes away. And that’s just me reliving a stillbirth….not this which is beyond my ability to fathom.
@@pinlight97 Sorry things like these happened. Sometimes awful things we hear about in life happen to us and it's part of how the good is given time to develop from the bad that brings us to appreciate what grows from the fertile places we fall into and take time to think things out.
Nothing but respect/ sympathy for the mom
She did the right thing.
parents usually have some sort of influence in a situation like this. I wouldnt praise her to much
@@jfloyo11 too*
Respect her for creating that monster. Damn
@@jamesball8519 I'm glad they dispatched him he got what was coming but mom did the right thing here.
Such a sad situation with this mother. I cannot imagine what she must be going on in her mind at this time. So sad.
I knew the mother. I worked with her for 8 years. They are good people and I can’t believe this happened. She and all the people we worked all those years were like family. I can’t hold back my tears seeing this happen to her and the families of the victims. I’m having problems comprehending this.
What is causing these young adults with no previous history of violent crime to suddenly snap and slaughter innocent people?? And it happens so frequently now.
@@kellycoleman715 It's having a gun within reach every single corner of the damn country. How can you even ask this question? It's bloody America man. This doesn't happen in countries who don't have guns handed out like it's candy.
@@kellycoleman715 they have demons. It’s not the child itself, it’s the demons
The citizens of this country glorify violence in movies and music and idolize the characters of gore then when it manifest ppl act confused. Murder and death is all we are being exposed to and we are what we eat. Ppl are feeding the beast they love their nexflix that show many demonic shows that ppl love.
I feel so bad for this mom having to turn her son in trying to save him and others. And saving innocent lives. Respect to her. Condolences to the family. 🌹
This would be one of a parents worse nightmare. Poor woman. She did the right thing, she's a hero for trying. Also a horrible way to find out it was already on, and she was too late to stop it.
Well I think being an inocent victim mom is worse. This mother can feel sorry for what the son did but she could understand why his son is dead.
What a hard call she had to make. 😢
Bitch didn't make it soon enough.
Professional for the 911 operator too.
yes but she made it. hats off to her for having the courage and the presence of mind. I hope she can find some sort of resolution.
Glad she made it wish she would have got him into a locked facility before all of this . I am sure he showed signs of mental health problems from a young age
Why is that hard? 😂 you tripping
Poor woman, the guilt these families must feel, yet it's not their fault. Prayers 🙏
It's amazing the impact that one human can have on so many lives.
The mother confirms he was out of character and a nice kid that never hurt anyone. The sheeple must educate themselves about MK-Ultra. Most of them are prescribed psychotropic meds.
The young man is more likely just another victim like all the others that went before him. Watch the movie Telefon for a clue to how this works. Then, just like magic, the governor signs a bill that further restricts gun ownership. Isn't it odd that the new law was already drafted, reviewed, voted, approved for his signature so soon without debate. Would you agree? Time to wake up. Guns are not the problem.
It is their fault though, even though no rational person would blame them for it. She made the decision to essentially get her kid killed, regardless of whether or not the police had already been called or whatnot. Not saying she was in the wrong, just that she made that decision knowing full well what was about to happen.
@@thiccolascage8180 you make no sense.
@B69mach1 Not my problem you are dumb af. What I said makes perfect sense. She made a conscious decision to call the police on her kid based on a hypothetical knowing full well what would happen. What I also said, was that no rational person would blame her, and that she wasn't in the wrong. So what part doesn't make sense? Or are you just being emotional and screeching at any perceived "bad think" like you freaks usually do?
So sad...my heart goes out to this mom and everyone involved in this situation.
This is so heartbreaking to hear this mother's call to the police. She wanted to save those at the bank including her son. It is very heartbreaking to hear this and when she found out that there was an issue at the bank you can hear the heart wrenching tone in her voice. Prayers to all.
My Mama Heart just hurts. Nothing but sympathy and prayers for this mother, the shooter's family and all of those affected by another senseless act of violence. It got me when she kept saying she was going to go there. That's what we'd all want to do.
The mother confirms he was out of character and a nice kid that never hurt anyone. The sheeple must educate themselves about MK-Ultra. Most of them are prescribed psychotropic meds.
The young man is more likely just another victim like all the others that went before him. Watch the movie Telefon for a clue to how this works. Then, just like magic, the governor signs a bill that further restricts gun ownership. Isn't it odd that the new law was already drafted, reviewed, voted, approved for his signature so soon without debate. Would you agree? Time to wake up. Guns are not the problem.
I am not a mother, so I can’t understand what a mother would feel like to make this call. She wanted to go to the bank to stop anything from happening. She seemed liked she called to prevent this from happening. Figured her husband and son could get three before him doing anything. Then to realize he was already there, that he was doing exactly what he threatened to do. I think before she hung up, she knew the outcome.
This is obviously a side she NEVER seen in him, she didn’t want the police to harm him.
I would think, not being a parent myself, is where did I go wrong, what did I do to cause him to kill other people
That poor mother, my heart breaks for her as a parent to a son and a daughter. I’m sure she will blame herself for the rest of her life for this. Maybe she will find some peace one day.
I wouldn’t as a mother…. Our children that grow up into adults make their own decisions and we can’t help them
The sad thing is when she dies and after going through the book of life she will probably go home to god but she’ll never be reunited with her son. The people I feel remorse for are the victims and the insanity America is going to go through for decades if not centuries if the planet is still inhabitable for humans.
The mother confirms he was out of character and a nice kid that never hurt anyone. The sheeple must educate themselves about MK-Ultra. Most of them are prescribed psychotropic meds.
The young man is more likely just another victim like all the others that went before him. Watch the movie Telefon for a clue to how this works. Then, just like magic, the governor signs a bill that further restricts gun ownership. Isn't it odd that the new law was already drafted, reviewed, voted, approved for his signature so soon without debate. Would you agree? Time to wake up. Guns are not the problem.
@@spaceballs44
This is why I hate religion.
Maybe she should blame herself. Dylan Klebold's mom has stubbornly refused to acknowledge her son's obviously rotten character before Columbine, even to this day. The Klebolds had multiple opportunities to reign Dylan in, and they just kept turning a blind eye. It's extremely unlikely that this Louisville guy just suddenly turned bad out of nowhere.
Imagine having to make that call as a parent, and getting that news at the end smh. I feel terrible for everyone affected by this.
I feel bad for the victims
@@rodmills737 same
And then seeing it unfold all over national media in real time. It's an unimaginable reality holy F!!
@@rodmills737 Everyone is a victim.
Oh my heart hurts for her so much. I cannot begin to imagine her grief.
The operator said yes. Lord have mercy. The mother was late. It’s confusing. The roommate must’ve seen the note to late. That’s terrible my condolences and prayers to and for all who’s lives have been now affected by this
Seems like the roommate seen the note either when he woke up or returned home, he called mother and girlfriend. Mother told hubby and other son, they called the police as they were on the way to the bank to stop him. She didn’t know until the end of the call, he was already there and police were there as well.
She knew at the end of the conversation that she was too late…so sad
@@ck8pg what a horrid thing to say
Don’t worry Adele…he’s a bot…he just joined you tube today…you tube trying to get people worked up
My heart goes to his mother and much respect for her, prayers for all involved. I cannot imagine what she and her husband are going through. I hope she and the families find peace and forgiveness.
This poor woman. My heart breaks for her.
Much respect to this mother she did an outstanding job calling and answering all questions best to her ability and you can hear the horror in her voice especially when the 911 operator tells her there’s been calls and it’s a dangerous situation there my heart sank for her
It’s very chilling when the operator tells her not to go to the location. As she then learns that it’s already happened. I cannot imagine this.
The ending of that call is so heartbreaking. A mother's worst nightmare. I cant even imagine how much this has changed her life, changed the lives of the entire community.
His poor Mother. You can tell this is a really good woman. God help her. This young man has ruined so many lives, including his own family. So sorry to all who love all the victims, and the entire City of Louisville.
its ok, its a fake shooting anyway
Young man where this demon possessed spirit call it what it is smh ugh pathetic
@@stephaniewadley9510 its just another freemasonic hoax... chill out.
That's what a real mother does, she's trying to protect her son from himself the best way she knows how while also trying to protect the lives of others, bless her bigly Lord❣️
These dang videos games have people thinking they can act it out in real life
Parents often do not know a majority of what their kids are into.
Tough call for the mother . As with any mother , she knew others with their own children may be in harms way
That just made me cry for the mom, victims and the responders. Being a mom of a young man myself I could hear the heartbreak in her voice especially at the end of the 911 call. Prayers for her and all that were involved in this tragedy.
The Fear, Sadness, and Hopelessness in her voice has me in tears when the operator said theres already a situation there!!!...MY GOD HELP US ALL!
She tried. I can't imagine the trauma she's going through 😔
Mom called about her non violent son who doesn't own a gun???
That level of disconnect and denial is astounding. Very insightful though.
Perfect example for the people always saying “blame the parents”.
Shortly after the 3 minute mark, the 911 operator makes it clear that officers had already been dispatched to the bank. Until I heard that, I was wondering why she was taking so much time asking for details. Now I got it.
I was thinking the same exact thing.
In a normal call, they will dispatch police already, while they are still taking down more of the details. So, even if it WAS the first call of the day regarding that bank, officers would likely have been en route. They don't wait, typically. They are at a keyboard and send that info on to the department while they are getting more details on the phone.
Good to know. I was wondering why the conversation was so long as well. Thanks
Same
These dang videos games have people thinking they can act it out in real life
Imagine doing this to your family. Leaving his family and the victims family to deal with the aftermath.
That is the mark of a narcissistic coward. I feel so very sorry for all those impacted by this.
He literally was not thinking about anybody but himself. It's horrible. He shattered so many lives this week, including his own mother! How horrifying.
Idk but people who make this type of remark has never dealt with people that are having severe depression or mental illness where you literally can't think or make rational decisions. This more than likely wasn't a case like say columbine.
Sometimes. & no I can't imagine.
@@ruger8412 "people who make this type of remark has never dealt with people that are having severe depression or mental illness"
When you make a generalization like this, the probability of you being actually informed on the issue falls to zero
I've had very bad depression, I ran away from home once when I was 16 and also have done some very selfish shit that could have hurt people. My mental state doesn't justify the very specific choices I made. In other words, if your mental state is all it takes to make such a horrible decision like this in every single way, your issues extend far beyond just mental health. The guy wasn't in a psychotic state or disconnected from reality. Stop grouping depressed people will mass murderers. It's like people who think a celebrity did some pedo shit because he was "depressed" or had "bad mental health"
@@hyun1141
So it's all about you,,, I see. Self-absorbed much?
That had to be probably the hardest phone call a Mother could make, I feel for her! U know she didn't want her son to get hurt, but she made the right choice to make that call! That's some incredible courage she shown! Prayers n Blessings to all involved!!!
Too bad his room mate couldn't of called. Maybe a different ending?
@@maryj2671 yup... Ur right with that! It's a No Win all the way around when ppl subject others to violence!
Why didn’t the roommate call the cops instead of the mom?
This is tough to listen to. My heart goes out to this mom. You can tell that if she had known sooner, she would have gone to the bank to stop her son but it was already too late. Has to be devastating to know her son murdered and critically injured so many people and is now himself dead. What a selfish thing he put so many families through.
I feel for this mother...she tried to save lives and his
My respect and condolences to these parents 💐
OMG, I feel for the mother and wish she got the police there sooner but she was just receiving the information. Prayers to the innocent victims.
Oh that's so sad...😢I can't imagine what she's going through
Her heart is breaking...LORD 🙏 comfort her...
This poor Mom! You can hear her despair. Prayers for all that suffered from this tragedy.
Shout out to his mother for helping to save lives. Really sorry for her but also .. thankful she called
That poor woman, im almost in tears over this. Mental health is the true pandemic.
Can't agree more. Couple that with the mentaly ill having easy access to firearms and boom a recipe for all kinds of fukery. He got this gun legally about a week ago. Took me 6 months to get a driver's license 😢😢😢
It's not mental health. It's whites being white.
Perhaps mental health isn't the issue. Perhaps he is just, you know, a born thug
@@boblove6865 Difference between a right and a privilege .
@@boblove6865 Unfortunately, it starts with mental health and humans not knowing how to diagnose, treat or handle mental health issues. You say "mentally ill have easy access to guns" but, where is the line? What kinds of mental illness would you take away their guns? If you're prescribed Lexapro, does that disqualify you from having a gun? If you have clinical depression at one point in your life, does that disqualify you from gun ownership for life or just until you get cleared from a doctor? Is it only bipolar & schizophrenic people that don't get to have guns? Then couple that with the gender dysphoria debate, do you take away guns from people with gender dysphoria? Bc that would be fought tooth and nail obviously. It's really easy to say mentally ill people have easy access to guns, much harder to know anything about where the line should be drawn, probably much of the reason it's not drawn.
This is a very brave mother. Wow.
for the mother, i cannot imagine her guilt and her self questioning and just wondering what led to this. possibly questioning herself as a parent.
God bless this mother and her family.
What a nightmare for any parent to have to deal with. 😢
This is heartbreaking 😢
This hurts me sm, moms have an undying love for us and for her to call the police on her own son must’ve hurt so bad
How heart breaking. She probably hung up and turned on the news and knew her son was dead or about to be along with what he'd done. Props to her for taking prompt action. I hope she is able to find peace. What a tragedy.
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She and her other son went to the bank, that's what they did after being advised not to go. 😢
I feel so very sorry for his family and all the families of those who's lives were ended. God Bless you and yours, stay safe.
Very well put together thanks for posting. I'm crying for the mom.
And just like that her life would also never be the same.
That is so heartbreaking
I feel for the mother imagine a child you raised did something like that. She must be beyond devastated!!
crazy hearing this. even crazier and heartbreaking when you know the family super well. RIP to CS and prayers to the family
I feel so bad for this mother who sounds like she's done her best.
Poor mom. She tried to help. 😢 So so sorry for her.
2:00 - "He's nonviolent." In hindsight, that should be, "He hasn't been violent."
This is a mother's worst nightmare.
aw, that's rather heartbreaking
What an awful situation. She did the right thing.
Absolutely speechless. RIP to the victims. Pray something is done in this country to help end these mass shootings 💔💔
It's on a daily basis. What the heck, did they put something in our food, water, air. ???? I don't understand the rage humanity has any more. !!!
Ban assault rifles
Action not words
@@nancychandler3673nonsense.
@@nancychandler3673 Leave our country. You don't belong here. Your talk is treason.
@@nancychandler3673 Then you'll get knife/axe/machete mass killing sprees, or bow and arrow killing sprees, or bombs, or vehicles running over people, or hammers... The tool of violence doesn't matter, it's the violent hearts that need to be addressed.
It's really bizarre. He looked like a nice normal kid that had a lot going for himself. I just don't get it why this is happening in our society.
This is what happens when an individual makes their work their life. You lose the work. You lose the life. Shame we live in such society.
After the last three years, mental illness and suicide has skyrocketed.
@@ultraslang no absolutely not. It’s unfortunate many people lose their job for one reason or another but people don’t just go in shooting up their place of employment because they lost their job.
@@deborahh2165 apparently they do.
@@ultraslang this is absolutely it. People don’t have their lives anymore and they own nothing. They’re just walking stacks of cash for the greedy to leech out of while being paid bottom dollar. The quality life of living has completely disappeared since the 80’s and has be stolen from everyone. And everyone is wondering why he snapped
Bless this poor woman .
Speechless, heartbreaking,
To call and report your own son 😩 can’t imagine that heavy moral conflict 💔 God be with her
How horrible for the mother to endure this. You can hear the fear and anxiety in her. Praying for his family too aswell as all of the victims of this heartbreaking situation. RIP 🕊 to those who didn't make it.
Thank God this mom called. My thoughts and prayers go out to those who have suffered losses.
This is the most brave Mom that I know of!!!
Mom is clearly distraught, but clearly she didn't know enough about her son's reality.
Ok, she tried, but "He's a good boy. He's not violent." Those quotes indicate she did not know her son.
The halo effect.
I mean, if he has no history of violence, never owned a gun until 6 days before the shooting, had no previous history of mental illness, I don't see why someone would think otherwise.
Not saying all these things are true but she genuinely sounds surprised.
This shooter could’ve taken a different route and get help but chose to do this instead.
God bless the family, that is the worst phone call for a parent to make
The mother would have done better by calling the Bank to alert them of a possible attack from her son!
As a mother,I feel so bad for her ..😢
What a great 911 operator, very impressed with her attitude and caution. Horrible situation! You just never know....
The 911 dispatcher was not the he one that should have taken such a serious call she was real unprofessional.
@@8td8tr I'm curious as to what you heard that was unprofessional? What did she say?
@@lcm0578 As long as I know what was unprofessional that the 911 dispatcher said is all that matters too me. I'm not trying to clarify anything too you.
A 6'4 dude with a rifle walked into a bank unnoticed?
Prob brought in with a backpack he worked there
Looked like he just shot out the windows and went right through them into the building.
@@TheFrenchPug Still surpising there wasn't a security guard.
@@Lindenrd25 My banks don't have guards where I live.
@The French Pug Well it's downtown Louisville. Very violent city.
So sorry for All involved 😢💔⚖️✝️🙏✌️
Deepest sympathy to the Mother...
The dispatcher also had to retain her composure when she heard who was calling and what was going on at the bank. I can't imagine what went thru her mind the moment the caller identified herself.